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Four students walk out of the academy gates with their diplomas barely dry, and the world immediately starts punching back. Ambushes on the road. Old fighters who laugh at their fancy footwork. A mysterious book that everyone seems willing to kill for, though nobody will say why. They wanted to be honorable knights. Now they're just trying to stay alive long enough to figure out what honor even means out here. Here's the twist: the book isn't the real prize. Their parents are. Every one of these boys has a hole where their family history should be, and the answers are buried in a feud so old that people are still dying over it. Strangers recognize their faces. Old wounds reopen. The code they swore to follow, using your own strength to set the world right, starts to look less like a noble path and more like a trap someone built for them years ago. They stick together anyway. That part never changes. Four kids, one legendary book, a blood debt older than any of them, and a truth that might break everything they believe about who they are. Question is, when they finally open that book, will they still want to be the knights they promised to become?
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Jun You Yun
ONA · 2022 · ★ 7,1
Four students walk out of the academy gates with their diplomas barely dry, and the world immediately starts punching back. Ambushes on the road. Old fighters who laugh at their fancy footwork. A mysterious book that everyone seems willing to kill for, though nobody will say why. They wanted to be honorable knights. Now they're just trying to stay alive long enough to figure out what honor even means out here.
Here's the twist: the book isn't the real prize. Their parents are. Every one of these boys has a hole where their family history should be, and the answers are buried in a feud so old that people are still dying over it. Strangers recognize their faces. Old wounds reopen. The code they swore to follow, using your own strength to set the world right, starts to look less like a noble path and more like a trap someone built for them years ago.
They stick together anyway. That part never changes. Four kids, one legendary book, a blood debt older than any of them, and a truth that might break everything they believe about who they are. Question is, when they finally open that book, will they still want to be the knights they promised to become?